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Maybe some kind of authorised program where Phys Ed uni students receive points/acreditation towards their studies in exchange for their practical time given to coach or at least help out with training/coaching. Would need close monitoring but could be done.
They might bring some new ideas to fitness and playing. I have seen uni students do blocks of practical assignemts in local high schools. I once organised for a local yr 12 boy (who planned to study PE the following year at uni) to come and train a primary school sapsasa bb team once a week for a term. He wasn't available to do the carnival coaching but his input at training was a great help.
(I'm a parent not a teacher)
The primary school sent a letter of appreciation (for him) to his principal.
A call for a more extensive school sport infrastructure wouldn't hurt either.....parents, players, teachers, old scholars ...many willing hands make light work and cost less too.